Director Arctic, Canada, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Russia and USA
haakon.skretting@norwep.com
Phone: (+47) 905 65 393
Energy Advisor Mexico
sergio.rivas-farias@norwep.com
Phone: (+52) 1 55 18 00 14 16
Director Arctic, Canada, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Russia and USA
haakon.skretting@norwep.com
Phone: (+47) 905 65 393
Energy Advisor Mexico
sergio.rivas-farias@norwep.com
Phone: (+52) 1 55 18 00 14 16
0 forthcoming events, 6 past events.
Currently no planned events for Mexico.
7 - 11 May 2017
Norwegian Energy Partners has the honor of inviting members to a business mission with the objective of learning more about the Mexican offshore market and to meet with potential clients and key players in the Mexican offshore industry.
30 March 2017
Members of Norwegian Energy Partners are invited to participate in a legal and business Seminar which shall focus on the Energy Reform and seizing the opportunities in the Mexican Energy Business -offshore and onshore. The Seminar is aimed to increase awareness and obtain a legal understanding of how to do business in Mexico.
29 March 2017
Members of Norwegian Energy Partners are invited to participate in a legal and business Seminar which shall focus on the Energy Reform and seizing the opportunities in the Mexican Energy Business -offshore and onshore. The Seminar is aimed to increase awareness and obtain a legal understanding of how to do business in Mexico.
27 - 31 March 2017
Opportunity for members to meet Norwegian Energy Partners' Advisor and discuss your Mexico business strategy and actions.
28 February 2017
Partners are invited to a Network Meeting at Norway House on Tuesday 28 February, focusing on World Oil Forecast, Mexico Offshore Development and Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP).
14 - 19 February 2016
INTSOK invites you to join the delegation of Norwegian companies, exploring Mexico Oil & Gas Market, through meetings in Mexico City and Ciudad del Carmen 14 - 19 February 2016
5 presentations. Latest update 30 March 2017
Willy Olsen, INTSOK Special Advisor, 7 December 2016
Statoil has been awarded two blocks in the Gulf of Mexico, in the first bidding in Mexico for Deep waters in a consortium with BP and Total. Other companies will start operations in Mexico DW, like: China Offshore, Murphy, Sierra Oil & Gas, Chevron, Pemex and Inpex.
This is a summary of the highlights from the so-called Round 1.4, the most anticipated of a series of bid rounds included in Mexico’s inaugural Round One, which opened the country’s oil and gas scene to international companies.
Dr Helge Hove Haldorsen, General Director, Statoil Mexico, 30 August 2016
Presentation from International Markets country session during ONS 2016.
1 project. Latest update 4 April 2017
BHP Billiton
Definition
FPSO
5 reports. Latest update 15 August 2017
Rystad Energy for Norwegian Energy Partners, 15 August 2017
A comprehensive forecast of trends and developments in the Mexican oil and gas market, focused on offshore capex and opex expenditures, covering the period 2018-2021.
The report is prepared exclusively for NORWEP partners by Rystad Energy.
This is an excerpt from the NORWEP's Annual Offshore Market Report 2018-2021. The full report can be found at:
http://www.intsok.com/Market-info/Annual-market-report
Sergia Rivas-Farias, Mexico Oil & Gas Advisor, INTSOK, 20 October 2016
Mexico's oil regulator on Friday approved a more flexible bidding scheme for a highly anticipated upcoming auction that will pick a partner for national oil company Pemex to jointly develop its deep-water Trion block in the Gulf of Mexico.
Sergio Rivas, INTSOK Oil & Gas Advisor Mexico, 27 September 2016
The Mexican Government has made significant economic changes during the past two years with structural reforms, the instrumented economic policy has gained international recognition.
Furthermore, in its last report in January 2016, the World Bank stated that the structural reforms implemented by Mexico have allowed him to have the best economic performance of Latin American countries during 2015, and expects the Mexican economy be one of the best positioned in the long-term.
Of the eleven approved reforms, the energy reform is the one that has made significant progress during 2015, and is considered a watershed in the history of the Mexican oil industry, because with first contracts awarded to the private sector, ends the monopolized market exercised by Pemex for 75 years. With the first three rounds emerges a new competitive market; until now made up of 31 operators exploring and exploiting hydrocarbons in the country.
Sergio Rivas, Mexico Oil & Gas Advisor, Mexico, 22 September 2015
46 Mexican companies, with contact information and a brief overview of their business activities compiled by INTSOK's Oil& Gas Advisor in Mexico.
5 February 2014
Two months ago, Mexico got a new government headed by President Mr. Enrique Peña. With the new federal administration, there are great expectations on a deep energy reform aimed to incorporate new players and Mexico will hopefully be able to offer new and better business conditions for our INTSOK Partners.
INTSOK will continue obtaining and sharing key information on market evolution in Mexico.
